Kulfi
@allknowing (145332)
India
April 25, 2025 1:50am CST
Kulfi is typically an Indian dessert like ice cream but there is a difference It is made from milk and sugar while ice cream needs heavy cream Ice cream is churned but Kulfi is not.
Years ago there used to be a vendor who would approach buildings late night with his ware. We would actually get up from sleep and enjoy it. That was a memory worth cherishing
For more on Kulfi you can visit the following link
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https://www.saffronorlando.com/welcome-to-cloudways/#:~:text=Texture,sticky%E2%80%9D%20is%20the%20end%20product.
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@allknowing (145332)
• India
25 Apr
The branded Kulfi costs around Rs 20. Yes. Those were the days
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@Mshafeeq (1710)
• Bangalore, India
25 Apr
@allknowing I think they are charging more now like 30 rs adding dry fruits in it.
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@allknowing (145332)
• India
25 Apr
@Mshafeeq Kulfi should be just kulfi and not with dry fruits
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@LadyDuck (473971)
• Switzerland
25 Apr
@allknowing - I think I also had it in an Indian restaurant in London, many years ago, it also had some saffron stems on the top.
@lifecoachjerusalem (1338)
• Israel
25 Apr
I wonder if it is difficult to make. . . I don't really like the sticky part though. I found a vegan receipe I might try to do this. . .
This delicious cardamom-infused Indian ice cream is about to become a summer staple. Today I’m sharing a recipe for kulfi that is paleo, vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free! No need for an ice cream machine either! I’m giving kulfi, a famous Indian ice crea
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@allknowing (145332)
• India
25 Apr
Even though it is an Indian treat the world these days adopts
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@snowy22315 (189140)
• United States
25 Apr
Sounds delucious. something like a cream puff maybe?
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